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High Point Friends School, guided by the Quaker principle of honoring that of God in each of us, does not discriminate on the basis of religious beliefs, ethnicity, national origin, sex, economic and cultural background, or disability (to the extent that reasonable accommodations are feasible) in the admission of students or in the administration of any of its academic or co-curricular programs.

Admissions Process

Explore the possibilities of an exceptional independent school education that is within reach for your family.

We are now accepting applications for the 2026-27 school year.

To schedule a tour, contact Emily Martin, Assistant Head of School: emartin@hpfs.org, 336-886-5516.

We strongly recommend a tour before submitting an application. Once your family has visited, you can reserve your child's spot by completing and submitting the online application, along with the non-refundable $100 application fee.

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Next steps

Once you have submitted your initial application and visited the school, our admissions team will process it and follow up regarding an enrollment decision.

Following an acceptance, your family will immediately receive an email from FACTS with steps to enroll. The enrollment packet needs to be completed within 7 business days from the date enrollment is offered. A $250 enrollment fee is required to submit the packet and hold your child's spot.

Why do we charge application and enrollment fees?

Accepting and enrolling a student requires time and resources. These fees are used to maintain our student information system and cover the administrative costs of admissions. Additionally, we want to be sure that our families are committed to our school. These fees allow us to be prepare for your child's first day at school.

Student Evaluation and Academic Assessment

As part of our admissions process, we conduct a brief student evaluation and academic assessment. This helps us gain a better understanding of your child's abilities and ensures a good fit within our educational environment.

Student Visit

We also require a student visit to provide your child with an opportunity to experience our school firsthand. This visit allows them to interact with our teachers and fellow students.

Additional Materials

In addition to the evaluation, assessment, and visit, we may request the following materials to complete your application:

Immunization records
Individualized Education Program (IEP), report cards, or other relevant academic documents
Teacher recommendations
Health forms

Rolling Admissions

We accept applications throughout the year, and mid-year transfers are welcome if space permits. However, we encourage you to submit your application by the priority deadline of March 1 for optimal consideration.